About Olde Harbour Inn on the Savannah River

You’re just steps from Savannah’s iconic riverfront when you stay at Olde Harbour Inn. Nestled along historic River Street, our boutique hotel places you beside nine vibrant blocks of restaurants, shops, pubs, and art galleries—all within renovated 19th-century warehouses. Directly across from our doors, you’ll find the shaded beauty of Emmet Park, a peaceful bluff-side retreat. With 24 spacious suites ideal for families, friends, and pets, our location offers the perfect home base for exploring Savannah’s charm.

Located on River Street

Historic River Street is considered the must-see attraction for visitors to Savannah. Once the site of a bustling cotton industry, today's River Street consists of nine blocks of renovated warehouses housing restaurants, pubs, nightlife hot spots, shops and galleries. It's a great place to see the sights, eat the freshest seafood, purchase souvenirs, enjoy a cocktail, and watch the huge ships go by. There's no better way to experience Savannah's famous River Street than staying in one of the spacious suites at Olde Harbour Inn.

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Emmett Park Olde Harbour Inn's "Front Yard"

Emmet Park is a beautiful, tree-shaded park located on the bluff next to Bay Street, located essentially in the "front yard" of The Olde Harbour Inn. Once known as the "Strand" and later as "Irish Green" because of its proximity to the Irish residents of Savannah's Old Fort neighborhood, this park was renamed in 1902 for the Irish patriot Robert Emmet (1778-1803) to commemorate the centennial of his death. Emmet, who led an unsuccessful Dublin uprising for Irish independence and was executed for treason, was a hero to Savannah's Irish community.

Historic Walls & Steps Made of Ballastones & Cobblestones

In Savannah's early days, stone ramps that connect Bay Street with River Street were made of the English ballast stones that provided schooners added stability for their trips from Europe. When discarded, these stones were used in buildings and walkways, such as the walls, stairwells, and walkways you see today near Olde Harbour Inn.